The January meeting of the WHN Board looked back at some activities of the past year and made some plans for the New Year.
Category: Community Organizing
Originally published in The Paper, February 1975.
In June 1972, the People's Clinic began in response to a growing demand among some neighborhood people for accessable, primary health care services.
The election of the People's Clinic Community Health Council is now completed.
If you have a story for us, but you feel you cannot write it up for some reason, please call Rocco DiLorenzo, 721-0549, give him the information, and he will compose it.
The 1975 House Tour Committee has been making plans for this year's House Tour.
To Whom It May Concern, I would like to thank you all on behalf of all the women here at SCCW for the wonderful thing you did for us.
Any non-profit neighborhood organization in the Skinker-DeBaliviere area wishing to operate a fund-raising booth at the Art Fair on May 11, 1975, should contact Elaine Moore, 862-6897, or Sue Tepas, 862-3783, for applications and information.
Several people in our neighborhood have been actively involved in Citizens for Progress in Public Education, a coalition of members of parent groups (Creative Education; Nottingham PTA), a teacher group (St. Louis Teachers Assn), and various neighborhood and political organizations (Montgomery-Hyde Park; West End Community Development; 8th Ward Democrats).
"The City is falling behind.
Many thanks to the Churches, Parkview Agents, businessmen, block clubs, organizations and residents in the 7th District for your contributions to the party for our former Captian, William Brown, our new Captain, Gay Carraway, and our former Major, Lt.
Rosedale Neighborhood Association held their 7th annual Halloween Costume Party which had almost 300 children in attendance.